The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-22

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shotgun and when the first robber an
peared in the doorway shot him DEAF
The other two ran away as fast rs they
could. The mail agent fired the SECOND
barrel at them and thinks he hit one Of
them.
1t was reported in Little Rock
Arkansas, on the 18th that three out
laws, Leach and Trainor and an un'
known, were shot in Indian Territory
on the 18th. About a week ago they
robbed and burned a village OF Cakes
in the Territory.
Miss Carrie Worthiugton, daugil.
ter of ex. Congressman Worthington
was drowned by falling overheard
rom a pleasure steamer on the lake a.
Peoria, Illinois, on the evening of tn.
18th. Though the party on board wa
small she was not missed until the boat
landed.
Mrs. Moore, who had been left
alone in her house, near Wicklltfe,
Kentucky, on the morning of the 10th
was afterwards found lying in tb,
sard with her skull fractured and
throat cut. There Is no clue to the
murderer.
Stephen W. Rawson, President Of
the Union Trust Company, of Chicago
was shot, and it is thought fatally
wounded, on the 18th, while i'll thu
doorway of a church, by his stepson,
William Lee, aged II years. Mr..
iaawson had made application for a
iivorce from his wife, and within d
week had filed additional charges
against her. II was these cnarge'
nat caused the shooting by young Lee
Mrs. Rawson's sou by a former hus
and. Mrs. Rawson had been three
tunes married and once divorced.
John Barrett, II years old, was
shot aud dangerously wounded Iii
New York on the evening of the 10Th
oy Leonggard Giuseppe, while defend
ing his sisters honor. He was passing
along the street with his two sister
when the younger was lnsulted by Gil
lsepyu, and when the elder sister re-
pulsed the man. she VAS kicked III
.he side. The brother went to theiI
assistance but was seized around tht
Ieck by the Italian, who then placeC
/ revolver to his breast and fired. Gil
usepyu is but IS years old.
Joseph Schiemmer, who shot and
killed his 10 year-old wife in Jersey
City, New Jersey, In August last, was
On the 18th sentenced TO be hanged Oh
December 18th. Ferderic GoYenette,
a fruit dealer of Evansville, Indiana
shot and killed Mrs. Alice Lewis OF
the evening of the 18th, because Shit
rad Mrs. Govenette arrested on d
charge of theft.
AS an east bound passenger trail
On the Wabash Railroad reached the
ong bridge near North Morence, Wis.
;Onsin, on the evening of the 18Th, the
Engineer discovered that the structure
vas on fire. and succeeded Ill stoppln.
he train. A number OF roadmen OF
lie train extinguished the flames atsrI
VIC hours work. 1t is believed thai
The bridge was set on fire.
There are over six hundred cit
ems aud officers after the G1lrdeiers o
Rev. Thomas z. Ryan, witt was kille,
near Walton, Roane couAty, Yves.
Virginia, on the evening o. the 18Th
William Drake, one of the robbers,
vas caught, and confessed that DAME
Cunningham, a member of the Eureks
detectives, of Charleston, was The in.
stlgat0r Of the affair, and the remainder
If the gang carried out the scheme.
Vigilants started to Spencer, the county
Ieeat Of Roane with Drake, but it IL
rot known what has become Of him.
There is difficulty IN getting news from
the section where the trouble occurred.
Ernest Tendleman was standing
III a platform AT Indianapolis, Indiana,
IN the 18th. loading coal ON a locomo
i've tender, when his foot slipped and
alllrg headforem0st, about fifteen feet,
nc struck a switch target, which en-
seIed his shoulder and was driven cleai
through his body. There was a knob
IN the end Of the target which bad t.
70 died off before he was e&trIcated.
1T took thirty-hye EinuLes TO rsmoyy
he knob and the accumulated uusL Ut
ore he could BIZ lifted off the target,
which was about an inch and ID half II
iiameter." The physicians at the hos
Iital express a hope of saving his life.
Archie Nj. Honey well. aged ;5 years,
! brakeman on the Pennsylvania RAIL
road, was killed by falling from an en-
sine at WilkesbaIre on the morning o
he 18th. William Fountain. aged %
Years, was killed by a shifting engine,
n the Pennsylvania Railroad yards, al
harrisburg, ON the 18th. He had been
only two months mari led.
M. S. Hudgins, assistant principal
Of the Norfolk Academy, at Norfolk
Virginia, accidentally shot himself
With a fowling piece on the 10th, and
lied on the morning OF the 18th OF
the wound. Charles Wilcox, IA boy,
Keeper OF a toli-gate near Wllkesbarre
Penna., on the 18th, shot and killed
mother boy, named George Brooks.
Wilcox sand they were playing with Il
tevolver and it accidentally vent OFF
IN Albuquerque, New Mexico, on the
10th, two boys were trying to clean a
shotgun, which was loaded. One boy
,eld a nghted candle over the tube
While the other blew down the barrel.
The charge exploded, and Roman Mar
,lDez was instantly killed.
The tenement occupied by james
O'Connell, at Peabody, Massachusetts,
a burned on the 18th. and two OF
O'Conuell's children, James, aged 4.
md Mary, aged 2 years, were sufioca-
ed. A clearinghouse at Lake Ed
ward, Quebec, was burned on the night
of the 18TH, and three boarders,
Thomas Sanders. William Euchan aud
George Scotton, lost their lives. The
Kent House, at Lakewood, on
jhautauqua Lake, New York.
was destroyed by Ere on the 18th. lhr
oss is placed at $l25,UU0, on which
there is an Insurance OF 5000. The
Dire was caused by the explosion Of "a
amp in tie laundry. About a dozen
cottages Oh Lake View avenue were
damaged, being savei from total de-
struction by bucket brlgades.
"A foAr-story building in course of
erection on East One hundred-and.
fifteenth street, New York, TO be USED
as a parochial school for the parish of
The Church OF Our Lady of Mt. Car
mel, collapsed on the afternoon of lila
18th and buried over twenty men who
were working upon IT.. -Four men were